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Boulder’s Top 3 Rated Hidden Gems

There are numerous hidden gems to visit in Boulder. Here are the top three rated hidden gems in Boulder, Colorado according to the most recent Trip Advisor reviews: 1 – Eldorado Canyon – The Colorado State Park system includes Eldorado Canyon State Park. It was founded in 1978 and is situated in Boulder County, close […]

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Looking Back: Frozen Dead Guy Days Survival Guide

We’re here to help you navigate the festival like a pro and get the most bang for any buck you spend. Many of the best events are free anyway! So why should this festival be on your bucket list? We asked a few people at former FDGD events to find out: “I’m from Kansas and […]

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Let’s go… to the Grand Canyon!

Ah the Grand Canyon. One of America’s best and most beautiful features. And lucky us Boulderites, it is only a 10 hour drive from here! If you leave at 6 am, you’ll be there in time to find the perfect spot to watch the sunset on the canyon. That’s what I did anyways, a couple […]

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Boulder’s Coldest Temperatures Ever Recorded

Boulder, Colorado is known for its cold temperatures, especially during the winter months. The coldest temperature ever recorded in Boulder was -33°F (-36°C), which occurred on January 17, 1930. However, it is not uncommon for temperatures to drop below freezing during the winter months, with average low temperatures in the 20s (-6°C to -1°C). Boulder […]

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Walk your way to joy! Finding peace, one step at a time

9One of the greatest challenges we find along our life journey or spiritual path is to feel love and compassion for ourselves. It requires that we treat ourselves well, and give ourselves time and space to be still, to re-fuel, to rest and to gather our resources.’Self-care’ is a term we hear a lot now, […]

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Faces of Boulder- Pic of the Day!

Meet Amanda! Amanda is a Colorado native and was on campus for her Peoples of the South Pacific class!  Amanda is a senior this year pursuing her Anthropology degree at CU. Though Anthropology degrees require classes in all aspects of the field (i.e. Archaeology, Cultural Studies, and Linguistics) Amanda enjoys the Biological field, which includes […]

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Outdoor Adventure of the Week: Chautauqua Park

 When you think of getting out for a hike on the weekend, it is easy to let your mind wander towards the mountains for a day of activity in the sun, but this local park is the perfect spot to enjoy the sun and get a good workout, and the best part is you get […]

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The Art of Outfoxing: Friend No Match for His Cleverness

Foxes are extremely intelligent in important ways, such as finding food, surviving in extreme weather, outwitting predators, and protecting their young. Foxes have exceptional hearing. From 40 yards away, they can hear a watch tick. Red foxes can be found in most habitats in Colorado and Boulder. Riparian zones, open woodlands, pasturelands, and agricultural lands […]

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